Since you let him back in, you would need to start the process all over again. I suggest you consult a local landlord-tenant attorney, and...

You have the right to withhold rent if conditions exist in the rental unit which substantially violate applicable habitability standards (see .g....

Even if you have been served with a valid termination notice (unclear), the owner would have to go to court to evict you - he can't just lock you...

Even if you have been served with a valid termination notice (unclear), the owner would have to go to court to evict you - he can't just lock you...

That would depend on a variety of facts, including whether you accepted rent after those notices expired. I suggest you seek help from a local...

That would depend on the language of the contract you signed concerning the concession. It is unclear whether the interpretation made by the...

You should check with a local landlord-tenant attorney or tenants rights organization. Even if the unit was potentially exempt from AB 1482, that...

Your rights largely depend on whether your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482). If not, then you would have little...

You can sue the acquaintance in small claims, but would have the burden of proof. In any event, you would still be liable to the landlord for...

If you were required by AB 1482 to give an exemption notice, and failed to timely do so, you may still have to deal with that law. Otherwise, it...